, 1887-05-19

Walter K Stoll, chief of staff.
Lieut.. L. L. Durtee, Ed. r. Hor-ie,
NJ. T. Hannifn, ]. G Friend,
5, Bon, Jr., o. P. Yelton,
VIM. Walters, Frank NJ. Foote.
81. s. Elliott.
The procession moved in the following
order:
Bicycle club under command of Capt.
4. A. Gillespie. detachment Of police.
marshal and aids.
18th infantry band.
First division-United States troops
under command of Lieut.. Col. Ofley,
U. 8. A,
Second division-Carrisges containing
United States. territorial and city officials,
John Talbot marshal commanding.
Third division-Firs department of
Cheyenne and visiting fremen, n. Haas
marshal commanding.
Laramie City band.
Fourth divisional. O. u. W.
Knights Of Pythias and other uniformed
societies. M. @. Barkwell, marshal com.
manding.
Fifth division-Irish Benevolent So
ciety and Cheyenne Maennerchor, Col.
Luke Murrin marshal comma ding.
Sixth division-Colorcd Masons. Chas.
C~ushinberry marshal commanding.
e. A. r. Drum corps.
Seventh division-G. A. r. and Sons
Of Veterans, t NJ. Fisher marshal com
manding.
Cheyenne City band.
Eighth division-Grand Lodge A. f.
and A. NJ, of Wyoming and other
Masonic bodies, including Knights Tenn
plar of Laramie City. Greeley, and Fort
Collins, Colo.
The eighth division was led by N. X.
Davis, grand master Of the Grand Lodge
of Wyoming.
AT THE CAPITOL.
On arriving at the capitol. where be.
fore the exercises were concluded w,re
gathered about 5000 people who did not
march in the procession, the different So
cieties were stationed in close proximity
to the building, and preparations were
made to begin the exercises On the
stand (top OF the foremost story were at
this time a large number of ladies and
gentlemen, among whom were Governor
Moonlight, Judge Carey, E. s. Wilson,
e. Secretary Morgan, Gen. Thompson,
U. s. Marshal Carr. E. Nagle, &. N.
Potter, N. j. O'Brien, the last three
of the capitol commission, Mayor Riner,
Chief Justice Maginnis, Attorney Gen
eral Donzelman, Prof Pasmore and many
others.
The choir for the occasion, under Prof.
Pasmore, who had charge of the singi lg,
were Miss Fannie Crook, Miss Lena Fry,
Mrs. John Chase, Miss Louise Kingsley,
Miss Douglas, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. d. R.
Cowhick, Miss Moonlight, Mrs. Z. s. N.
Morgan and many other ladies' unknown
to the reporter, and Messrs NJ. E. John
son, John McCandlish. r. N. Heath, L.
Hebard, Mr.. Hendricks, H.. NJ. Andrews
and Others. G. N. Potter had general
charge of the exercises at the capitol.
THE EXERCISES.
The exercises at the capitol were
opened with a short prayer BY Rev. Geo.
G. Rafter, which was followed with music
BY the 18th Infantry band. The choir
then sang Come Thou Almighty King"
and Immediately following this Judge
w. L. Kuykendall, of the Masonic lodge,
proceeded in a loud and clear voice, to
read a list of the articles which had been
contributed and which were contained in
the box. With the exception of some
which had been placed IN the box by
parties for their own amusement or for
reasons best known to themselves land of
which no mention was made in the
SCHEDULED, the list was as follows:
The compiled laws of Wyoming.
The session laws of 1886.
The council journal of 1886.
The house of representatives journal of
1886.
Rules of the council and house of rep
resentatives, 1885.
Governors reports, l8Sl-S3 IS. SO.
Governors message to ninth Q886)
legislature.
Reports of territorial officers, 1896.
An impression of the great seal of
Wyoming.
Transactions Wyoming Academy of
Science, Arts and Letters.
List of federal officers of Wyoming,
1887.
List of territorial officers, 1887.
List of the county officers of each
1887.
List of delegate in congress and mem
hers elect of the tenth legislative assembly
of Wyoming territory, which onvenes
the second Tuesday Of January, 1887, in
the new capitol building.
Hollis map of Wyoming.
Proceedings OF the Most Worshipful
Grand Lodge of Wyoming, A. F. and A.
NJ, 1887.
List of officer of the Grand Iodoa NJ